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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-17
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Chicuyo, Is marca.
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Meta. so DruNchodzi mi ron

NIela; 80 przychodzi mi roz
poczynac poIemjIsc ksiedzem,
lccz p"niewaz Mkt mezczy4n, 4
boIazni przed potega mocarzn 2
pl"hani! sw Stauisluwa Kosti,. nio
chce sie ujac I<r1ywdy wyrzadl"-
mel p"zez t>go despoto Ijcznemu
gronu tutcjszych PoIelS, ia sfaba
Iiobieta ziob,Ian sc na odwagc
wystapeni: pr1cd Szranlli puhicz-
ne. by w"lrzyc do upadtego q
wroglem narotowosri rolsI<;cl, ia
honor Polck swobode n%szcgo
patriotycznego dziaIania.
\ nicchnl SIC Mkt uiA Jziwi,
ze podejmujac walIsc, nie uchIlam
zaslony wolno mi przeciez w
talk w"zncj chwili, kiedy tysiace
l"du poIsilego ma mnic patrzcc
bqda, korzysta 4 rrzyw'leju, pfci
molei przyslugujacego.
Vice rzucam rekawicq i daje
hasto zaczcpIam..
CHtmu llsiad Barzyhski u
sjlu,e zniszczyG nlcdawno W mic
scie naszem zufo3onc Stowarzyszo-
ME Polek czemu clska pioruny
i obelgi ma polskie patryotki: Czc-
mu l1s'adz duje zgorszenie 2 ambo-
ny czomu kapfan poslsi bury
swych parafan tepi w ludzie
polsIlim poczucie narodowe?
w jcdne niedziele 0. Wimcen-
|ty piorunujc amhony, by sic
Polki ME }aczy}y pogaashieu4i
dhtorhanti, w nastepna proponuje
i'm, ably odbywa}y swoje posiedze-
MIA v szkole jego parafi, gdyz II
N a epi ii k lego to karczma i
dom zgorszcnia. A przeciez
kazdy blizcj znajacy Polske chica-
goska dokola kosciola sw. Stanis}a-
wa Kostki, przyznaG musi, zc t,,-
tejsi Polary mic poSiadaja dotych
czas lepszrJ mad hale p. Nalepill-
skiego, do ktorcj Jest obecnic
osdbnc przeprowadzonc wcjscic, ME
majacc salonem na dole zadnego
pofaczenia. Ale hala ia ME ma
reke Ojcu Wincentemu, vice trzcba
by}o jig oplugawit, zr to micjscc
zgorszenia..."
Po owen pIorunulacem kazaniu
jcdnc Polki sk}oni}y sic do zyczcn
Ks. proboszcza, innc bardzo czuiy
sic dotknietemi - dosyt, zc to
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-17
Sprawy biezace

Ula1uso1o Polonusom oJchodzQce.
PREZYDENT ZJEDNO-
CZENIA KAT. ob. G.. |. Bic
hl.ski robi sic coruz slawniej-
Sym Niedawno podlug Day-
y Ne1rs (Zob pom dzlslej-
szemi Echami) wyciiagnqt bic
dnego Polaka S dolarow, W
tych dniach okazaf swe me-
stwo ma kobiecie. Ale talk dlu-
go dzban wode nosi, AZ sic
ucho urwie. Chicagoer F''ele
Presse Z II marca taxa poda-
ia notatke o tym obywatelu:
,,konstabler G.. |. Bielinski
y sadu poko]owego r b e r
h a d t a zostaf przez konsta-
bla B a i e + ! aresztowanym.
PAM Julia Rawitz, ktore) me-
BILE BielinslSi fantowaf, oskar-
zy}a go o ordynarne CRU
bianskie obejscle sic z nia.
Bielinski stawit kaucya do sro-
dy."
Widac, ze W Zjednoczeni',
katolickien przy wyborze IL
rzednikow ME zwazajq ma mo-
ralnq wartosG kandydata.
MOVIE PISMO POLsKIE
W Chicago, o ktorem blizsze
szczegoiy poda]e W artykule
,Pismiennictwo Polskie w A.
meryce" ma bye redagowanem
przez osoby duchowne. Celcm
.jego ma bye pTzedewszystkiem
zniszczenie wszystkich polsklch
wydawnictw narodowych W
Ameryce jak rowniez j Zwlaz-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-17
SW .DOZEF
Wzorem ojcom rodzin.

Wzorem ojcom rodzin.
w tygodn1u, w ktorym
przypadajq imieniny wielu
przyjacio1 przyjaciofek Wa
rusa W tygodniu sw. Joze-
ia, niechai mi bedzie wolno
podac nzytelnikom tego pisma
krotkie rozmyslanie O chwale
cnotach opiekuna Pana Je-
zusa patrona Tobotnikow.
Poniewa1 croty Nv. Jozefa
by1y bardzo yielkie, poniewaz
sw. J6zef na zlemi sw6j wie]-
XII nrzad godn1e riastowaf, vice
i chwala sw. Jozefa W niebie
jest bardzo w,elkq. 0 tel wiel-
kiej chwale sw. J6zefa w ME
bic c1yni S;w. Alfons Ligory
nastepuj%ce uwagi: Wiemy cd
salnego Pana Jezusa, 2e Pan
Jezus na sqdzie ostatecZnym
powic do wybranych te s}owa:
p6jdzcie 6{ogos1a1plenl Oco me-
90, otrzyn1qjcie hrolest1co 'ca"'
zgotouane od p0czqt1;u Stpiato.
Albo,uiene taknq7sm q daliscle
M je5e, prognq1sm q nopojlis-
cje Mic, by1en1 aaglm u przyo-
dziazlScle Mle, t. d. Ale inni
Swieci Pana Jezusa karmia,
napawajq przyodziewajq tylko
w ubogich, sw. J6zef 1as kar-
mil, napawai, odziewa} Pana
Jezusa w Jego wfasnej osobie,
obracajac ma pokarm, napoj,
pzyodziew dla Nlego zarobek
sw6L place "a sw4 cleslelsAH
robote. Jezeli wiec Pan Jezu~
kr6lestwem niebiesklem wyna-
grodzi tamtych, to jakaz W
w tem krolcstwie wicl}Sp mi
loscia swoja i chwalq otoczy
sw. Jozefa! Nadto Pan Jezus
powiedzia}: KiobyAol,clsh' dat
SIC napjG jed'enu z ych nojj-
mniGszyc71 huJeh sina7ej 'rody,
zopyawde powiodam 7ccm, NE
straci zop2aty secojjej. jake
wiec wiel'Sa zap'ate musiaf o.
debraG sw. JoZef, ktory Panu
Jezusowi dostarczaf pozywie-
pia, pomieszkania, odz7enia,
nadto przed okrucehstwem He
roda uniosl Pana Jezusa do
Egiptu.
W Eggipcie, gdy W czasle
siedmiu lat g'odu wo1af lud
do Faraona zywnosci proszac,
Faraon odpowiadaf: Idzcie do
Jozeta! (Bo byf tam Jozef Pa
tryarcha nasromadzif Zboza W
spichrzach, upomniony naprzod
cd Boga, ze gf6d nastaniel.
TAX teraz zdaje sic do mas
wo1a6 Pan Bog o Jozefie No
wego Zakonu: id1ci;e do Jozeta,
kiedy po ciezkiej zimie niedo-
statek do domow naszych "a
glada.
u wielkiej chwaly jaka sw.
Jozef jako zywiclel Pana Je-
zusa ma W niebie, wynika, 1e
przyczyna jego u Boga moze
bardzo wiele. Swieta Teresa.
pomnac ma wszystkie 1aski, ia
kiemi ia Pan Bog "a przyczy-
ma sw, Jozefa obdazai, pisze,
u adae sic, iah g0yby Pan
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-17

ku Mar. Polsklego. Formal
-hmyero CAicagos1;iego o l6
stronnicach oprocz oliadki.
Ks'eza cd Zjednoczenia Kato-
lickjc :" 2acierajq rece i usmie-
chajq sic z zadowo]enia. Pier :
wszy numer Nczyz11yi Wary
ma bye odbitj' W 10000 eg-
zemplarzy. Administering be.
die prowadzif kuzynek ks.
Radzie.jewskiego Il a | e W $ k i;
ktory obecnie bierze lekcye
zecerstwa W drukarni GazetY
KatollcAlej. Drukarnia novel
gazety bedzie W poludniowe.j
czescl miasta. Podanych powy.
lei szczegofow dostarczyfm p.
Z2rek Z ulicy Noble Str, W
Chicago.
20 NlEWCZASIE przypo-
nina sobie Stowarzyszenie pol
skich kaplanow W przesianej
do Xgody Odezwie niespra-
wiedli"c napady niektorych
plsm pelsklch pr1eciw ducho-
wnym. Zdaje sic, za W pier
wszej linii Stowar2yszenie mia
to ma mys|i Gazette KatoNchq
ga owych upewnych" kapla
now, W drugiej zas Pielgrzyma
Polshlego, ktory rozglaszal
rzeczy, jakich pismu polskiemu
ME trzeba byio poruszac =
~ temu nieboralzowi male
za|o dac pokoj, cho6by tylko
ze w2gledu ma przystowie: De
n.Drtms nil nisl deue.'
StowarZyszenlc polskch ka-
p}anow jakos magic zmienilo
sNa polityke antlzmartwych
wstanskq, DO poleca mdowi do
c2ytania ttkze Gozetq Katozichq,
a doplero "a MIA |I1Gruso.
W'da6, 2e sk&ad 'edaNcyi Gaz.
Kat. wiecej dae reko.jjmi kato-
licyzmu, '.i5 narodowy IE9mwe,
pochopuiejszy do korda, ni2 DC
r0zanca.
w DETROIT ks. GutowSki
zabraMa swoim paratianom
czytaG |jimwsa, a sam 90 sobie
re5ularnie pozyc2a ID swc-
90 organisty. Towarzystwa
koscielne kt0re ks. Gutowshi
namawiai do Zjedu. kato-
lickiego. ME ci:c4 o tenn sh'-
cha&, dowiedz"wszy sic, re
maJa Zapiaclc - "stepneSo.
Slanoszvni chtopi zc Zicdnoc1r-
MIA Katoickiego W Chicago, a III
czej stojacy ia mimi ksicza Zmart-
wychwstahcy kaza nam tax mocnaa
mice .wiare, jak ja mieli Zam.:j j.
scy, Zo|kirwscy, Czarncccy it'd
P@ypomlnam Spo}cc, kt@ra odnos
ny artyku} naplsa}a, zc Ia czas"w
owych naszych bohaterow kap}ani
poIscy umartwiali swe cia4o po-
stem biczowaniami-nicchzc vice
X. X. Zmartwychwstancy czynia
tax samo.-Alc oni ME g}up-wo-
la Mzywat!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-17
hedakcya eEspcdycya R6g 2s Carinona uc WinonaMnn

assembly Rycerzy piracy Mr.. IS.
= Nj ssR:s1'ze domow w FL
lade]phli, zorgam zowani w as
sembly Rycerzy Piracy. uwia-
domlli swych pracodawc6w. IL
ustanowili place ga 9 godzin-
na dziennq robote ma S 3.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-17
Redaktor; Haaeroni,n EberesowskF.

sic piracy sw. Jozefa, DO majstku
ME miafa. Wprawdzie trze.i Krolo-
vie oiarowali Panu Jezu-owi zfoto
ale gdy wnet potcm musi;ifa Pre-
naiswietsza Rodzina uciekaG przed
Herodem DO Egiptu. tam W obczy-
znic wnet przeszfo wszystko .Me&o-
vie, ojcowie, nasladujcie sw. Jozef;.
W jego pracowitosci.
Pismo Sw. mowi: cstouiek sic
rotlzi a1a pr0ce, a ptak no lata,lic.
A do leniwego mowi P.smo sw,
i'd do ntr6arA;i, leuiaocxs, q pr=y-
l'atrej sic d,ogom jej, mcz sic n1q-
dro$ci. Atora ME ntqjqc acodza, o,,i
moucSyciela, o,ai przetozonego, goteJe
10 lecie pohar2n sobie iSgronadza aoe
1nieca, CODY jadla. Mowi takze Me-
drzec Pahski: szeeltene przez pole czfo-
.oieko le1aiaoego iprzes aoinnice mesa
gtelpiego. Ito ecszedzie zarostopokrzy
aea,ni ! cier7eie pohrylo gru'at jego
! roS'caM SIC plot han>ie'uly. Go Mj-
rzows@y, scho1rutens do se,ca s,cego,
"a prsyk1aan mane=ylem sic roSatnlu.'
Pracujciez pilnle. B ad 4 c Q
trzez Wv y N L. Trzczwosc praco-
witosc talk sic re SODA facza, 4e je-
dino ME mozo bye bcz drugiego.
Badzcic tez oszczednymi. Ia
pracoW afes pieniadze, zarobiies je
ciezka praca W fabryce, albo dcst:.-
les je za zboze, na ktores role upra
wiai ktores zebrat w pocse czofa
twcgo, % ME trzeba ci tych picnic
dzy zaraz: TO ME roztrwoi ich, zl6z
do ojakiego pewnego banlu. Kto vie,
cay ME -przyjdzie kiedy ma ciebe j
twu rodaine jaka c;ezhu chwila, ME
daj ci tcgo Boss, ale kto vie, czy ME
przyjdzie? - taliej chwil' przyda
ci sic grosz zaoszczedzony.
Ojcowio rodzin, obowiazki wa
$40 sa wieltie i trudnc. wasza odpo-
wiedz;alnos6 jest bardzo wielka.
Jezcii "a miodu bedz;ecie wpajali W
serca dzi,,. waszych milosG ku Bo-
gui ludzlom, przykfadati je do zycia
rracow'tego, porzadnego,to PanBog
waszym starariom bqdzic btogosfa
vii aswicty J6zef zyczliwic nieba
spoyladA} na was Gaia vase odzi-
no.
Aupiau Rolshi
cziuEck Stowarzyszemia Pol. kapt,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-17

nasz Jezus Chrystus chclat oha-
zac, Se tax jak MAJ 6yl pos7zszny
na zasnN, ME mo5e ma te5 mic
o0moaylG 4 10 niebie. MyWot
sw. Teresy przez MIA sama pi-
sany rozdz. VIZ. Ola tego tez
i W naszej starej, proste.j, ale
rzewnej piesni, ktora wam, ko-
chani czytelnicy, pewnie 1obrze
jest znana, ktorej nuta jest
rownie rzewnq jak s}owa, spie-
wamy:
Szczesh;aoy ho zu PatSonu
Jozeta ma Omehmao,
Niechaj sic nikogo ME boi,
Gdy swiety J6zef przy MIN
Lstoi,
Me zginie!
Oczywiscie ,jezeli sw, J6zefa
prcslsz 0 rzeczy z]e albo takie,
ktore zbawieniu twej duszy
mogq szkod7ic, sw. Jozef ni e
moze ci ;ch wyjednac; ale
jeze)i o rzeczy dobre bedziesz
prosic przea przyczyne sw. Jo-
zefa, przekonasz sic, jak pote-
znq jest jego przyczyna.
Przedewszystkiem wy, ojco-
vie rodzln. czesto modlcie sic
do Sw. Jozefa i nasladujtie
jego cnoty.
Starajcie sic bye pobo4ny.ni,
jak .byf oblubieniec Najsw.
Boyarodzicy, uezeszczajcie pill
ME do kosclofa Ma nabozeh
silva i do svietych Sakramen7
tow. W medziele i svieta IL
czeszczajcie do &oscihla nletyl-
ko na msze swiete, ale takze,
0 lie mona, po po1udniu ma
nieszporv, ma Gorzke Yale, na
Majowe Nabozehstwo it'd.
Dopomagajcle talSze waszym
rodzinom do poboznoscl. T.
wazaj;ie ma to, by vase die
ci pacierz lunia1y i lcodZlen IA
no i wieczor mowify, 10y cho-
dzlly ma katechzm, ma mszq,
do spowiedzi. Baczcie tel pill
ME ma was2q czeladlSe, = je-
dnem slowem baczcie, by
we waszym calym domu wszy-
stko szlo po Bozemu.
Jest wum dalcj, ojcowla rodzin,
sw. Jozef wzorem N fos CT 70
d z!ny, d oh roci, lagod no CT
d AFRO d ;ny. Przeczytajc.o sobie
2 uwaga raz jego zywot, a poznacie, /,
jalS on byt dohrym dIa Maryi. Ma
dowod tel tobroci jego, je-
den szczegot wan przytoczo. Wiecie,
ze N. P. Marya juz wtedy, gdy by
Ia poslubionA sw. Jozetowi, gdy po-
czefa Pana Jezusa, ,odwjedzifa swe-
ia ciotl1q sw. .Elzbiote i z"buwifa niej
trzy miesiace. Sw. Jozet pozwolif
Jej ma to. Talk tyl dobrym dla swej
przeczystej ObIub;enicy Jej rodziny.
Badzciez wiec, ojcowie rodzin, do
brymi dla waszvch zon i dziatek.
Me gniewajcie sic boz przyczyny,
nie przeklinajcie. Me badz, m6wi
Pismo bw., jako len 20 domu taooin,
uy,crocajqc 0omoarniki tDoie. Badz,
mQku, takzo uprzejmym dla rodziny
twojej Aony, cla twego tescia, dla
twojej swiekry. Bo to przeciei przy
kro kobiccie, .jezeli jej maz jej ro-
dzicami jest W ustawiczntj wojnie !;
ME szanuje ich, = ona przez to tra-
ci p:zywiazanio do mqia.
Jest wan wreszcie, ,mezowio, jco-
vie, sw. J6zef whorcm pra CO.. W i
tosci. Pochodzii on rodu krolewskic-
go, a ME wstydzif sies bye ciesla,
bo praca nikogo ME hahbi.C Gaia Prze-
na.jswietsza Rodzna utrzymywaia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-17
w SHENANDOAH

zorganizowrli Ryccrzc Piracy To-
warzystwo koopoutywne, maiacc
ma celu, pobudowanc wleIIlici lila
Ii. Ma ten eel jaz nabyto W CEN
trum miasts diva place IA rene
$ 5000. Gmach ma kosz,owac
$ 10000. w Shenandoah znaiduie
sic 6 assemblow, cieszacych sia
jaknaj j(epszem powodzenicm.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-17

X rd y nat Gibbons baruzo
gorllw'e popicra sprawe Rycerzy
piracy W Rzymic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-17
w styczniu byfo 60 straikow

Kycerzy piracy, z kt6rych s luz
sic skohczyto zwycicstwem robo-
tnlkow. Cztery sic ME po~ iodty,
reszta jeszcze ME Zaiatwiona. Vic
ksza Geese straj!Sow byia skute-
czna talk co do osiagniecia wyszei
ptacy, jako tez co do niedopusz.
czenia obniaki placy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-17

W TEXAS. rrzadzaja sprzed"wcy
likwor6w ich zwolenn!cv mitin-
gl W celu sparallzowania niespra-
wledllwych Srodkow prohibicyoni :
stow. W San Antonio odby1 sic W
dnlu 10 marca hitting W celu Wv
branla delegat6w ma zjazd ,,bibo-
szow' W Wako. w polskici osa-
dzio Parma Marya, Carnes Co.,
Tex, straszna panuje susza a s'su-
tkcm tego bieda.
Znowu wydarzyl sic nleszczosny
wypadek na kolej zeIazncj pod
Bostonem. Pociag osobowy runat
2 wysoklego mostu, przy,zcm 80
osob postradato zycie. katastrofa
znSzla w dzien fl marca rano.
The Arizona champion., 1887-08-20

REAGAN was boosted into notoriety by his interstate commerce bill and he will now probably be relegated to ob- sc Irity by his failure to make Texas swallow his prohibitory theories. The best thing Reagan can do, if he wants to make another flash before he is finally snuffed out, is to introduce a bill' mtg congress to regulate inte,- s!ate tipPIis4 Tbere is ample material in seth great fsaitf parties to form a stalitGag commission to administer such T l gt., talaiissf 5lil the judging of the qaaIity ' i M aterstatet etipple should form part Of tSas ss
The Arizona champion., 1887-08-20

lowed to be whirled every day over death traps on our railroads, in the shape of combustible bridges, At the recent disaster near Chatsworth, Hin ois, to train carrying six hundred passengers, one-ffth of the whole num- Der were almost instantly killed and as many more, perhaps, maimed for life, all through the burning of a small bridge fifteen feet long and about eight feet deep. The railway officials seem to have done their duty, the bridge was examined a few hours before the accident and found all right, The crime-for it is crime--lies in the fact that railway companies are permit ted to build bridges on their lines of road whose existence or destruction, at any hour of the day or night, is simply a matter of chance.
The Arizona champion., 1887-08-20

PAPERS that will Voics.fist ssasimenpo 6! democrats and refornefssSare d Kingman, MohaVe couiiFy, Tusssns Efnb9 and other places in this territcss Prescott Courier. j {.
 Our esteemed contemporary is ask ing too much. A newspaper that voiced the sentiments of reformers" would hardly suit the party of which Messrs. Zulick, Goodrich, Bolan and King are such distinguished ornaments.
The Arizona champion., 1887-08-20
Physicians Have Found Out

 That a contamlnating and foreign ele- ment in the blood, developed by in. digestion. is the cause of rheumatism This settles upon the sensitive sub cutaneous covering of the muscles and fragments of the joints, causing con- stant and shifting pain, and aggrega, ting as calcareous, chalky deposit which produces stiffness and dlstor, ton of the joints. No fact which ex. perienCe has demonstrated in regard 10 Hostetter's Stomach Bitters has stronger evidence to support than this, namely, that this medicine of compre hensive uses; cheeks the formidable and atrocIous disease, nor is it les positively established that it is prefer able to the poIsons often used to ares it, since the medicine contains only saIutary ingredients. It Is also a sigEa remedy for malarial levers, constipa tion, dyspepsia, kidney and bladde, ailments, debility and other disorders pee that you get the genuine.
The Arizona champion., 1887-08-20

Ex-SENAToR SERGEANT, who died at San Francisco, on Sunday last, has been a prominent factor in national politics for the last thirty years. He was as uncompromising in his antago- nisms as he was incorruptible in his character. He was the sort of man Dr. Johnson had in his mind when he said ''he loved good hater." Mir. Sar- geant was implacable to his foes and true as steel to his friends. When he was minister to the court of Germany, Prince Bismarck found him a tough customer and American interests an able defender, although the fight be- tween them was only about 'hogs." In the death of Ex-Senator Sergeant, California has lost one of her most worthy sons and the republican party one of its ablest leaders.
The Arizona champion., 1887-08-20
BooMs are good things when they don't prove boom-erangs

It is reported that the Atchison Topeka x Santa Fe and the Atlantic & Pacific roads contemplate uniting in the erection of new and more commodious hospital at Albuquerque, the present one owned by the Atlantic & Pacific, being too small and not we'll adapted 10 hospital uses. We think that both companies will make a great mistake in so doing. The fact that injured persons are compelled to ride four or five hundred miles to the hospital has caused many to lose their lives who might otherwise have been saved. The Atlantic & Pacific should have hospital and resident physician at Kingman, Flagstaff, and Albuquer- Mohave Miner.
The Arizona champion., 1887-08-20

IF they could only read the daily papers in Hades. the faces of those mo- ted highwaymen, Dick Turpin and Claude Duval would turn green with envy while perusing the account of how two men "held up" whole train on the Southern Pacific railroad; terrorized half dozen men in charge of it; cooly robbed the express car and passengers of something like S30,000, taking over an hour for their operations, and then e eTectually escaped with their booty. TIe train robbers of the present day are not as courteous and polite as were the gentlemen of the road" two hun, dred years ago, but their occupation is much more safe and profitable.
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TERRITORIAL.

A new Presbyterian church will be erected in phenix.
 Ripe bananas are plentiful at Phenlx.
 Some arrests have been made in Tucson. for opium smoking.
 The Volcano Mine in Graham County has been sold for SIS ooo-
 Governor Zuliek will deliver the address at the Te. ritorial talr at phenix.
 P. ]. Bolan has resigned his posi- ton on the Territorial Board of Eq' ualizatlon. ....#
 E, M. Sanford of Prescott has moved his law ofho e Into the Bank of Arizona Building.
 The body of Kid Swingle, well known horse thief has been found suspended to a tree in Graham Co.
 Dr. s. B. Farnham, the owner of inning property on Lynx creek died d few days since of cancer Tn the stomach.
 There is strong apprehension of another outbreak by some of the h. dians that gave recent trouble, on the San Carlos reservation.
 The energetic men of Tucson have organized to raise two hundred dol. lars each month, 60 pay the news papers of that city for issuing extr copies, for general and free di>tribu- tion throughout the United States, This in order to show up the county in and around Tucson.
 The Tusc on Star says: Last week Deputy Sheriff Brighton, of Apache county, was in this city. He was ap- pointed special deputy United States marshal to arrest man by the name of Cunningham in Graham county, charged with branding United States cattle belonging to the San Carlos res. ervation. Brighton went to Graham county for his prisoner. When he ar rived at Solomonville, il is said, Gun ingham was there, and had warrant sworn out for the arrest of Brighton on a charge of killing Ike Clanton. Brigh- ton was arrested and placed in jail and Cunningham, the man he went after, it is said, at last accounts was dancing jig outside the jail.
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of either law or equity; and that said lands having been so long held for the benefit of the company, the time has arrived when public policy and jus. tlce d mand tha its withdraw should
 be IL voked, and the same regard be had for those seeking and needing
 homes and public domaln, as has been shown the railroad companies. ...
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AUGUST 20, 1887.
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Tn ;s u,doubtadlv Q faot q

IT is undoubtedly fact that a very large proportion of the recent railway disasters have been brought about by burnt bridges. Now if railway com panies are permitted to build bridges on their roads that will burn, whether set on fire by accident or intention, they should be compelled to keep q guard on hand, day and night, at every bridge on their line to prevent their burning, or if circumstances make that impossible, then guard should be present to give an alarm and prevent the disaster which inevitably follows, Some people may think this IS non sense, but it is sound logical sense. The government will not allow ship to go to sea until it has been examined and its machinery overhauled, to show that it is in a seaworthy condition, yet hundreds of thousands of people are al
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The Indemnity Lands of the Atlantic and
 Pacific knilroad,


 A dispatch states that the Secretary of the Interior has revoked an order of withdrawal of the indemnity lands for the benefit of the Atlantic& Pac- fife railroad company, and in a long letter to the commissioner general of the land office decides they must be tresleled to settlement under the pre- eMpN0n and homestead laws.
 Ies Secetary Lamar's letter, which is Hong, says: He considered the show ing made by the*Atlantic & Pacific raiifosd, and reviews in detail sec tions of+the act, granting the land. Alter this review II is apparent from the granting clause, of said act, the grant was not one of quantity, but for a certain number of sections in certain places, and if not there, then ii gave the privilege of looking for a deficiency in restricted limits, there fore, if company does not get the full amount of sections withheld in the primary limit, and fails to make up it's losses in the secondary limits, there IS no violation of contract anywhere that can see, but only the happen ing of contingency plainly con:em- plated by the granting acts, subject to which the company made its con tract. IL is manifested that the act gave no special authority to withdraw said lands, and when such withdraw als were made, it was done by virtue of the general authority over such matters possessed by the secretary of the interior, and in the exercise of his discretion; so that were the with drawal 10 be revoked, no law would be violated or no contract would be broken. The company would be plac- ed exactly in the position which the law gave it, and deprived of no rights acquired hereunder. It would yet have it's right to select indemnity for lost lands. ard it would have no ad- vantage over settlers by the land laws of the country, that are apparently specially protected by the provisions )f the granting act under consider atlon. The secretary then answered at great length some of the points made by the railroad company in its al s@er,whl, h reqrires the government to select other granted lands as in demnity and shows that the letter of the law has been strictly complied with; and after quoting at length the original contract between the govern ment and the railroad, he says. Crit iciSms upon alleged shortcomings off the government in respect to this grant come with an ill grace from this company. The people whom the government represent had the same rights under the grant as well as the company. In full consideration of the whole subject, conclude that the withdrawal of land for indemnity purposes. permissible under the law, was solely by virtue of the executive authority, and may be revoked by the same authorit, ;that such is no violation